VMOU Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and help us find our way. They're super qualified and use good teaching methods that make it easy to grasp the material. We don't have semester exams, just final exams along with practicals.

Placement: More than half of the students get placed after graduation, and local companies like Allen and PW help a lot. Allen and PW offer year-long internships with a $12,000 stipend for interested students. The college really encourages students to excel. Professors highly recommend pursuing a career in teaching.

Campus: The hostel facilities are great! Wi-Fi, labs, and the library are amazing. The library is really dedicated to students. The hostel is affordable and has good facilities. The food is awesome, and I even have time to explore around. There's also a park nearby, which is nice.

Admission: The teachers at college are alright, but the courses they offer don't match up with what's needed in the industry. They have international courses, but they're not recognized in India. The courses aren't really worth it, and the teaching quality isn't that great.

Placement: The college helps with some placements, but they could be better. The fees are high compared to what they offer. The salary packages are not great. They said they provide food and hostel, but it's not good. The internships are available, but mostly in lower-tier companies.

Campus: The campus is pretty bad and the facilities are not great. It's far from Jaipur city so it's not the best for commuting. The classrooms are not good, there's not enough study material, and no sports facilities. There's a canteen, but the food isn't very clean.

Admission: The teachers were alright, but some weren't great. A few of them didn't seem to care about students or the course. The pass rate is really low, and it feels like they just pass everyone no matter what. After graduating, you only have a degree without any useful skills for work.

Placement: I enrolled in this college in 2019 for a three-year course. But now, in 2023, I'm still clearing my back papers. The exam results are a bit weird - even if you answer correctly, they'll only give you passing marks. Sadly, there's no placement help here since it's an open university. So, don't expect much value from your degree if you study here. It's kind of a waste of time.

Campus: The college doesn't have its own buildings for exams. They use rented spaces. Regional centers are in all cities, but the staff there can't really assist you with anything.

Admission: At VMOU, the teachers don't do in-person teaching since it's an open university. Instead, they send all the study materials to your home. The B.Sc. program lasts for 3 years, and the exams are okay. The best part is that they let you take the exams in your own city, which is super convenient. Plus, they make sure the exam centers are close to where you live. It's really nice not having to travel far for exams.

Placement: I decided to study the B.Sc. course at Vardhman Mahaveer Open University, Kotak. Just so you know, there aren't any placements for us in this course. It's more like a self-study thing without internships or job offers. But hey, we still get our graduation degree without worrying about yearly salaries. And the best part? We can do it all from home, which is pretty cool.

Campus: You don't need a hostel at VMOU. There's no canteen or mess facilities either.